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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-13

The Lebig Dispensary for the treatment of all Chronic, Private and Complicated diseases, has been established in San Francisco for nearly a quarter of a century. The Dspensary build ing occupies the entire corner of Geary and Ma son streets, san Francisco, and is the only Med ical and Surgical Institute on the Pacific Coast that has Its own elegant Drug Store in Dspen- sary building, employing registered Chemists and scientific Surgical Instrument makers to m Anu acture all Surgical Instruments for the pa- tents of the Liebig Dispensary; also to prepare the celebrated Dr. Lebigs wonderful German Invignrator To the marvellous cures and dis coveries made by Dr. Liebig & Co.,. are due all the great successes they have had. In 1881 they discovered the complicated Prostatorrhea, resulting from youthful imprudence and eXcesses of maturity or unskilully treated cases Of special nature, that from time mmemorial had prevented thousands from being cured of ner- yous debility, physical weakr esS and unnatural losses from the system, resulting from follies of youth. Dr. Liebig & Co. use every successful remedial agent known to modern scientists, fa- voring the schools ot Homeopathy and Electric ism, taking from the Alopathic all thatis aseful, and adapting surgical instruments to the various ailments and deformites attaching to appliances magnetism and electricity. Successful treat ment guaranteed in all curabe cases or no fees req tired
 SURGICAL BRANCH.
 The Doctors will give personal attention to diseases of the Chest, Head and Throat, Ca tarrh, diseases of the Liver and Kidneys; also to deformities requiring Surgical appliances. Balance of treatment conducted from the Liebig San Francisco, Cal
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-13
McALLIsTER & McCoNE, Props.

All Kinds of Mill and Mining Machinery, Heavy anC Light Castings of Iron and Brass Made to Order on Shorl Notice Stamps, Pans, Settlers, Retorts, Csges, Cars. Skeets, Bailing Tanks, Etc, from Latest Designs, Portable Hosting Engines, 2.Stamp Prospecters' Mills Made Jo Order. Screens of all Descriptions Punched or lotted. Engines Indicated and Ad- justed. Agents for Albany Lubricating Com pounds Cylinder, Spindle and Valve oils, Vest inghouse Automatic Engines tron 2 to 200 Horse Power and all elso in the Machine and Foundry Line. Also
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-13
Notice of Forfeiture.

Tombstone, March 2s, 1887.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-13
Notice of Forfeiture.

ated Tombstone, January IS, 1887,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-06
(FWE Saturdays Daily.
EALMAGUNDI.

The chances Are that "~SageJrush''
will win the principal race tins after.
noon.
An American engineer named James
Burnett is %entnngled IN the nleshes OF
the Mexican las
wSk Lemon came in from Sccre,
Valley with a lord Of grain, the frst
ever brought here by team from tia,
valley.
The residence OF Adelina Patti II W..lcs
was eutered by burglars on Monday
night and a quantity u valuable ieweIry
was stolen.
The English cavalry have never been
hTmed With ~rsVOIyerS, although it is con-
coded TINT = saLer has Ia chance agains.
a revolver.
A Partisan recently cent a bath tub TO
n gentleman ia Naples as n present uud
received "a note n day or twO alter asking
Sheu the oars we're coming.
Mrs. Mary Mnpes Dodge, editor Of St.
N'choiaS. S.s not aware Of any literary
Elits uuiII she Sas LETT u young wIiUg
aud thru al upon her own resources.
The thai OF ALcCord OH u charge of
embrncery IL progressing in Judge Sui.
h'an's court in San Francisco. 4 Jury
las been secured aud testimony ID being
taken.
Ia order 10 give the INDEPENDENT
force an opportunity 20 attend the mces
tins AFTERNOON We 81 10 press to-day at
noon The boys are entitled to q little
recreation.
. We learn that n shooting sCrape oc-
Cured at Wells yesterday IN which the
O'ScII boys were engaged. but we have
no reliable particulars. hence will not
attempt 10 give adetailed report at pres.
eut.
w. T. Crane met with quite n severe
accident a few days hiTce 10y accident
ally cutting a deep cash in his knee
while s%kIuuiDg n beef. III" would
while being very annoying is not CON
sidered dangerous.
w. r. Crane came in yesterday with
his I've fine. heavy draft -tHlll"m- Won
AOltke and Marquis Of Luruc, which
uIo 10th very large, vel made boisrs
81 H. THr.... 49,. T.. -. IT,. 49,.
match them IN a race against any horses
Of their hge and weight in The country,
MS IL would be hard To fuI their equals
In that respect in the county. They
are quurtered At the stables ef L. Nore
where they ca u be seen to day.
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WISEsI mOTUIHSI


DE YOUH OWN PHYSICIAN! A
lady who for years suffered hom dis.
tressing female complaints, wcr kmesscs,
etc. ~ common TO her sex. and had
drspaired Of a cure, finally found RENE
dies which completely cured her. Any
sufferer can use them and thus cure
herself, without the mid Of a physician
From feelings of gratitude she will send
fTo pr.soripiions-which cured her
and an illustrated pamphlet entitled
''TmE STErrtSo STONE TO H~sALTu."
and fun instructions. sealed. Address
with 3 ccnt stamp, Mns. W. q.
HOLMES Cos Brosdwny, n. Y. (Namo
dis paper.
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sPscfaI Notice,

The people Of Elko and White Pine
counties are hereby notified that | will
pass through Elko October 2lst on my
route to the sections above nased; that
l shall lie at Wells November LIST; Cher.
ny Crrrh, November nh; spfaesmon,.
November 18th. I shall arrive and de.
part promptly on the ds,ea adysrtissd.
do all kinds Of work in tho dental pro.
f~ession, and those desiring my services.
especially in plate work, should come
early on my arrival at each place.
Respectfully,
On. J.. LEX.
Eureka. View, Oct, 90, 1887 DeutIst
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ShortuIDg thotinIc

A san Francisco dispatch Of Tuesday
Ia the SACRAMENTO bee. says. Vice
President Potter. OF the Union Paril,
Railway, stated TO a bee representative
that the details have been practically
completed for shortening the time
ncrosS the. continent On the wcst.bpUni
travel. The new time schedule adopt.
ed jointly by the Union aud Central Pa.
CHIC roads, by which the regular pasErn.
ger train from the East. which strives
here ST II An, wall arrive ut 7 IN. on
tho preceding day, making a practical
difference II twcnty.four hours. The
now schedule will go iuto effect about
Novcmhs LIST. No change will occur
for the present in the time schedule Tor
tbs East. Tho time ;o Portland for the
west bound trains. wi be also relative.
ly shortened.
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Tho MncoH.

The races yesterday were n disap.
pointnieUt to many PERSONS, aud con.
siderable money changed hands on the
result.
The first race, m quarter mile for II
purse OF 500, was won by Block.
The second race, four hundred yards
for saddle horses for n purse of so, was
won by George Elmorc's Dandy.
Tho third rNe. n hall mile dash,
for a purse 81 800. was tho principal
race and tho one IN which the fuyorite
horse fell behind. Gray Dad sold fast
choice in tho pools with Black second,
but contrary to expectation Block won
the race by n length and n half. taking
nrst money with Gray Dad second.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-06
The CouccTt,

There was quite a large audience at
the church last night attracted by tho
announcement ot tbs concert given by
the Duohsm Company, essis.ej by the
class which has been receiving instruc.
ton during the week. The programme
rendered vas n good one. and the sing.
ing gave evidence ot the improvement
made by the pupils during the short
course Of lessons. aud all seemed well
pleased with thu entertainment.
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From Ocenn 20 uceam.

A dispatch from New York says that
the time occupied in going to the Pa
ciic Coast via the Central Pacific will
soon be- reduced fully Is hours. On
and after November 18th the tnnscon.i-
mental train will leave the Grand Cen
trail station. New York. al g o'clock p.
n. arrive at Chicago at $50 ?. n. the
next day, Omaha at 10 N. on the
second day, and at San Francisco at
7:iO p. N. on tue fifth day.
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Make no Mistake,

BY di'pellng the symptoms 50 often pi.,,,
~, o,nsumPio' SANTA Able has
brought s'adpcss to niany = household. d, n.
prompt use for breaking up the cold thai e..
cftsn ds'clopcs into tba, fatal di.e,... thor.
ands can be saved from au u~n,hnsiy ga.
You make no mi'ishs By \ PING bot,l. a,
this pleasant remedi ia Joat house. COZ.
RoKNiA oNT.E-CuRR is ,apSliy effective 4,
srAdi''i'hs al trsses ~ Nsssi oa,Atrb. BOT.
Of these wonderful osilfotric femcJi., a..
sold 'nd watrsrted by y, 2. uriI.su. d !,
seisgs. ? for - 70.
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The following entries have been made
for the races this afternoon:
First Naco-G0D yards: Elmoro's
"Dandy:" Buffers "Bill;" Moody's
''Jocoo."
ac"uud Racc-lIaif mile and repent:
Olscn'a "Gray Dnd;" McAdams'
'Block;" Hunter "Sngebrush."
The third. Indian Pony race, is not
made ny as We go 10 press.
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HoTELARaIvALs.
Gun nOrKL-BartIstt 8 ot1lel..
Propnetorn.

kHOPhletotW.
W X Johnson. T Bow. n, 81. Louis:
J L Lindsay, r AParke. Dr. Potter, Nifo
and daughter. Union City; W II Wood.
John EisP-rt. Thos Brrply. J y Lang
ford. W II AItsnburg. Battle Nountsin;
JR Henry. Mound; Thos Bsu. K q
Hayman. + Lam. Ban Rnnei.~o; s
Hansen. o II Ballenssr. T~u,carvra; q
kessiltr. Paul schilestrOn. z Hardr.iy,
South Fora; w H Anderson. Bullion; II
g Gill. VIM Youren, Jr. W Thompson.
II Acre. RIA Martin, Austin; J ID Abel,
John Williams, Fl. Haileck;F r. Walker.
North Fork; John conkiin. Spring City;
Rob"rt Spowart. Los Angeles, E d
White, NeOsha, Cal; John Muir, City;
Frank @ Mills, Halieck; Ed KAyanaueh.
John p DrseOll, John Grren, Alex
weiland. Emilo Dotta, Russell &
Bradley's ranch.
Ed oden. ] Dakinand family. Marsh
stotler. Henry voigt and vile, La,
noble; ThOs Bell. PC HytAn, ST
Al Nelson, Snake River; John Mckee.
Mary's River O. VIM, Deeth; Ed
knvanaugh. plound; Ed Kelly, John
Williams, Hnlleck; J Cannon, J II
Hewsit. VIM Gleason, O d Bright. Mar
tin o'Seii, Wells, Geo Rude, Mountain
City; J d Abel. Fl Halleck; W J
Townshend Montana; s G,im.s. Tusc.
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DEPor HO1EL-Clark & Green Proprh
tors.

O. 0Ittn fIOnrA
tors.
Tabias Common, Ben Harris, VIM
Morgan, Mound Valley; Miss L @
Daniels. n Y-City; Mira Buckley, Mrs
Donaldson. G G ruggle, A L Andrew, A
L Reed, David ogilvie, H V Buren,, 8
Weston, T~uscarora; 8 D Ives, AMoory.
and wife, t Shea, II Hanshell, A Davis,
San Francisco; Sam Hahoney, T
2 Pnilips, Stockton; J B TerrilI and
wife. Hl'leck: Wm Krenka. Ed Kova.
nnugb. A L Bright, Clover Valley; j F
Lewis, SPruceDont;F H Mason, Percy
Badt. Ii Coryell, r c Needham, VIM
Port. p Hanson. Wells; WIN Huston
and wife. Eureka; -Chas Hesley, Camp
Creek + HaryilIe, g + HensS Sacra.
mento; 5 E Rodgers. Biaiue;IL Lang.
ford, w Ii Alienberg. Battle MOUNTAIN;
Wm Mitchell, Smith Greek; d u eau
held. Philadelphia: L Pi.land, Thos
Smith. Steptoe Valley. ,,..
b S Williams, N w Wright. Hall
!ssss; Edgar Hill, San Jose; Wick Lem
on, Secret; j A Hoag. Jnan Barrier.
San Jose; Thos Morgan, Cherry Creei;
d b cAnfeld, Philadelphia; p Hansen,
II Gleason, Jas HewstI, VIM GonR.r. ]
Cameron, w H Gilmer, j Sullivan.
Wells; Joe Herman, LamoilIe; Chas
Adams, G W Crawford, South Fork; Ed
ClrVille and wife. Bertha PorchtI Eta
POrcher, CToyne and wife, Mound; NJ
W Wright, HaIlect; W DolittIs, Isaac
FaircbiId. Mud Springs; E uolm..
Austin; II Halls and wife, CaIIin, " z
Walker, South Fork; Ii Il Porch, rs
Porch. Huntington; J Peterson, John
Hswetli, Reno; a t Burner, 8 e; W L
Hickey, Sacramento; Lewis Peterson.
W T Helsley, q II Helsley, Sun Creek;
ID L Agnew, Osino.
David ogilvie, Paul schiIIcstrom. A
ID Farnsworth aud wife. South Fork: 7
s CreHmer. Leadville; O II Burt, Stock
on; N Siegel, J Al Hixson,F 4 y sears.
ID Wilson, Saml Brown. 8 +; John
Conger, Tom Cnin. Al Nelson. Al Fish
er, Wells; II Mccain. Geo Adams, Hal
leck; VIM Mitchell, Smith Creek; JB
Moore, Ruby Valley; JAS Conners.
Owen Marcott, A A Fisher. Austin;
Aaron Whelan, Amboy. III; VIM
Brashcar, II Reynolds, z " Kirkpat-
rick. Tuscorora; J II sanguinet, Mound;
J Webster. Reno; A Ii Deuker, Los
Angeles; u Ulery. ! W Odds, Cleve.
land, Ohio; Gro Mcintosh, Carlip.
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ANondcscript Bira.

Austin nnturlists are puzzled owe: \
mammuih bril- shot IN Smoky Valley
IL measures nearly cigh, feet rcross the
]outspre,d wi - md resembles u cro''
between a Z 1850 AMI a%.Pcruyian condor.
-LSlyer Stlte.
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Thc SiAin knIr.

According 10 the published report OF
Secretary sioddnrd the receipts At the
recent State Fair At Rero. amounted 10
Sg,0GG 20; the disbursements reaching
the sum OF 9IO.CI3 80.
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Iron Monday. D.ily.l'
nALAAeUSDI.

1 ~ Al
Application for a large tract of barren
rocky hillside land near Genoa, Doug.
las county, has been 6led. The ,rnct
will be sown with n German forage.
plant known as asperset. which -four.
isbes luxuiianlly without water.
A dispatch 10 the Bee Faiday after
nooa states that the Southern Pacific
Company has consented to extend stop.
over privileges TO immigrants ut Sacra-
Inento. Orders TO that effect were issued
yesterday, and tie privileges will be
available Oh aud after November LIST.
Norristown Herald:-About the hard.
est thing III the world for n wonan to
preserve. while engaged in the prrsefy.
ing business, il her temper, when Sue is
obliged TO set her preserving kettle IF
The stove To uuswer 4 ring at the door
bell, and find u patent medicine circular
on tue front steps.
The Freight Classilc tion Committee
composed OF representatives of the Trunk
lines of the Central Traffic Association
and railroads west Of the Mississippi
river. met ut New York Wednesday after
noon aud discussed the subject VI u uni
form freight clnssidcati1l. a"
=. I. Altn:-Thc Sultan of Morocco
denies that lac il dead. but nobody
BELIEVES him, for ii is Remembered that lac
concealed the death Of his predecessor
Tor sII r.a=:hs, an1 al Emperor who will
do that 10 another man i just unscru-
puluus enough TO do 1t TO himself.
About twenty head of Aware Evans
band Il thcrp died from the effects Of
eating frosty niinIa yesterday morning
on Powniug's Addition. Jack OBriau
has lost Que on the English mill pasture.
Eyens' sheep still pasture on the Add
ton but don't start in uutil the suu has
dried out the grass. -LJournuI.
Reno Gazette :-In the ShcrlG's Office
Santa Cruz. Cal. there are pos,eh Ill
vrrt.srmcnts Offering rewards ng.rrGat-
ing it, tie ueigLborLoud Of S3O.UUU to
b. Inil for the urrest and conviction of
various muFdetrrs, robbers burglars
and hbscondrr-. This looks bad for
IN. Golden St.k
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,,.r, nrhon.I,h.rL "a ,,,l,, 80
h, ,o,,h r,d,.d or, IT, och,J
hou a.rm ~ lro. N,,;.r" 20,
rIioJ John 5rL;ou.iy ..hr, bv ~. finn.
-. 81, ,bo, inn niI.d mn. tie min, NJ
,.-h,rL., ~. ham, coi,. to Loy. mrch
left to spend Oh luxuries."-Sew York
Sun.
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lou seem ""in'Iy put on. what has
hnlr'hr"' 'oh' was ieiF'o"S lam
t'ii&rd "A little "h'lc "S". was tying
on " pretty g'r'T bonnet HE Hhl"h
got tangled her lips were cherry ni'e,
una so close 10 mine thnt her breath
my check. you wei" dy'ns
TO KISS her. en- YES That : Just ~!
"WrI'' why d'inf your because
her cross aud grim "d father was
standing close by. l tell You " Was
ie"riaI'N tln'o''%'ng! IN l. he'd'r'
W. williams, Of Storey county, has
;u., i..,, ,r.uiel a IiXurcs fr,n his
-,
cru,lty. The fair Alice mnItrcu,rd her
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ADVERTISING RATES.

viii be made ss low -. is consistent with
soaud business principles. Apply At the Ut.
nee for terms
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.

ISSUED EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS E1.
1 esptsd.
C. w. GROVER.
Editor aud Proprietor
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SUBSCRIPTION T

ous copy. one year...-............. -. fio 90
Ons copy. six InohthS--................ S CO
For any period uudcr siI months. one dollar
per month. Payable in advance.
Delivered 10 eauier N Elko at Is cents = week.
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A dispatch from the village Of Mill.
grove. Ind, says that John Snyder, the
man who walk because be cannot stop,
after nu iucessnut tramp, nisht uud day,
ior nearly three years. IL dying. lie
has rgrd wonderfully ia the last SIX
months aud although he still goes walk.
ing oir ia the welI-beutoD path about hi-
house. it IL With tutleihy step. AID II
face which gives evidences Of gicat
augcring. IL IL believed that lao ean-
not possibly live many days, and he
himself bow thinks he Is near the cDJ
OF his journey.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
Kansas Ma innal Bank.


A W Oliver. Esq, President Wichita Board Of
Trade
SIR:-Answering your inquiry ! would
state that the proportion OF our collections
and discounts protested during the last
six months will not materially exceed that
of any other six months during the past
eleven years of our banking experience in
Wichita
Money has been in active demand and
rates stiff. but we have had no difficulty
in keeping our collections well enough in
hand to carry during the entire year Il re
serve averaging IL per cent of our deposits
Every indication now points to an easier
market in the near future The wheat
crop which is unusually large, never
looked finer Our corn crop IS sufficient to
carry through the winter the immense
herds OF stock now being fed in th, val
ley hogs aad cattle. under the genial
weather Ne have nad M 10 this date. are
doing finely and shipments ri 1T ,ros
will begin wiroju thirty daN~. ana money
will continue 10 tiuw III, IN liberal supply
in return for this product for the next tive
months.
In addition to this the large blocks OF
capital constantly arriving from the east
and being disbursed in the building and
equipment OF our numerous manufactur-
ing enterprises, together with a fairly ac-
tive real estate market, tend to keep up u
healthy circulation and promote a buoyapt
commercial activity. Respectfully.
H. W. LEWIS, Pres.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
LIS Arkansas VaIIes Bank.

WICHITA, Ran. Dee. i. 81.
\. ". O'lver. President Board OF Trade.
GENTLEMEN Considering the strincency
of money matters generally throughout
the western states, and the unfayorabie
seasons Tor the past two years for farm OPP
erations, iu my Judgment extensions are
net unreasonable in amount.
With ourselves locally. ana especially as
concerns our city. J -se 40 occasion for APP
prehcnsion or Uuca>inr~~ ia connection
with our real estate securities This Glass
Of paper has been taken care of much
more promptly than we had reason 10 be
lieve il could be- considering the close con
GitiOn of the money market generally
throughout the west Personally we have
no disposition to push collections in this
direction The margins are ample, the M
terests adjusted promptly. and there J.,
comparatively little being done in the way
of foreclosures. Our docket was never
smaller in this respect than It l. today
and we nave 10 apprehelsion> from the
present outlook that il will b. enlarged.
W : WoODNAN.
Vice President F. y Y. b.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

As d noticeable instance Of the fal7ltv
Of the free trade theory that tariff nee
cssarily enhances 10 the Purcha-er the
cost Of every article upon which q duty
i, imposed. take the ease q English
steel rails. which sold 2 feyr years ago 81
$lG0 q ton. Congress pat on = duty q
So a ton. which enabled American capI-
ialists Ia establish the industry here.
The result is thar profitable labor ha-
been furnished T. thousands - la.torcrs
steel rails have sold ~ low a. So ton.
and Last year there were more steel raii-
made in TIA. country than n Great
Britain. Tbs. OPERATIVES engaged in the
manufacture If steel rails are nss; ihe
only ones directly benefited BIZ the tarig.
The cIeaT,er,s-i price Of tie ta5ls e1asbIssi
the railroad COMPANIES IL build hun
dreds 81 miles # rosd they couid ned
Otherwise bave constructed. time giving
employment 10 thousands 81 per-gns al
FAIR wage and IA many osfler way- dis-
frIbntinG millions 81 money amossg the
Tegple AID this j. only one - iir
many illustrations NJ the t-refis u FRO
is--sson. Every Intelligent man sbo
knows ANYTHING q ghe fact knoss iilst
It's. ,nsc-. II tire l.sJing arsle1~ pro
fszt.-l IS 5i..- fafiH ar s.is.sg-f sissn s~ss-r
iz-ssfs snd i,sr f.a~ygss z5usiiar - iisas.
whslI have affected she c.s1 u ir0u
.aiLs.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

Since ilse Unned States l-=sause more
riGid IN enforcing li4e regulation az.iiu
Isursr Immigration. Canada hiss i-sosns
ihe DUMPING ground Tor tlsts clas.- ard
= becoming alarmed over ere i8cssass Il
this undesirable Increment. sfrz ~
complaint i made - tlis. f,sryesr,iir.e 4
Jauper children from the snasissf css1n.
try. i costs 80 year 70 as4-7ft .
Tesufsrr clihi ~ Eugland- tsst fos So -
passage can r. SECURED a. Csrsssia. arl
that sqsds fiie BRITISH government -.
syonsisaiity. Il II sad that fsssariy 81
the Is<gpl@ gf0 saek shelter - TIE don.
trial hoss ~ industry and require iseip
from the rsrtnszz -.s.4TIfiss 4 thai eI.f
zTe paur--y immizrsnts. The Csfislsilaa
pr.-ss ar. ealing on a.. D9uiunsa Ear,
Lament & faks SINE zetsou ca ths
matter.
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:. ". cooper. Mortgage Broker.
WICHITA, kAs., Dee. l., lSo,

IDHIIA, + 10, DC. u, ~.
\ ". Oliver. Pres. Board Of Tr.,de, Wichita, Has.
DEAR SIR:-Answerin@ your enquiry re
garding the promptness with which pay
ments are met on city loans. we would say
that they are in every respect satisfactory
the majority of them being made from
ten 10 twenty days before due. We also
receive many offers 10 antiCi Pare payment
81 commission mortgages. should we wish
to make moderate discount; which proves
concusiveIy that our city is not suffering
from that extreme tightness in the money
market which is retarding the growth Of "a
large proportion of cities.
We depend on the prompt payment Of
interest due on orr city loans. much more
certainly than that due on farm mort
cages. Very Respectfully.
:. W COOPER.